I met a bear on a city roadside accidentally. <br />'Don't get frightened that I know Men sing well <br />And I would like to hear a song from your deep voice.' <br />The bear told in a friendly manner. <br />I strum my old Ukulele and started singing; <br />' It's mighty dark for me to travel* <br />Oh! The beautiful bears are our friends <br />That reminds us in the book of History. <br />Hardly I carry this honeycomb with bees in my childhood old satchel. <br />I am sorry, it could be melt now as my poor heart is warm like an autumnal breeze.' <br />Bear showed me a wry smile and I realized that sniffed I am an Alcoholic. <br />I saw some bruises on my back and that could be the touch of bear's claws, <br />But it's not painful. <br />The scenario resembles my precious grandson's lost 'Teddy bear' in this cryptic homeward dream. <br />(*'Bill Monroe with Jim & Jesse') <br /> <br />[ I am not worthy to loosen the thongs of his sandals.-A humble prayer-] <br /> <br />I dedicate this poem to baby Adam and I am sure that one day you understand this unseen old silly man's dream.<br /><br />nimal dunuhinga<br /><br />http://www.poemhunter.com/poem/a-courtesy-with-a-black-bear/
